King’s Lynn Church of the Nazarene is just one of 18,000 Nazarene churches world-wide involved in the work of Nazarene Missions International, the denominational missionary arm of the church.

Since its earliest days the  Church of the Nazarene  has had a strong emphasis on  world missions.  In 2007 the Church has adopted a new concise mission statement: "To make Christ-like disciples in the nations"   a firm confirmation of global interests.  NMI is the organisation within our denomination with the brief to mobilise the church in missions through the areas of education, prayer, giving and interactive experiences.  NMI in fact works to support missionaries, national workers and volunteers in 151 world mission areas. Each church runs its own local NMI branch and has goals to achieve the needed support. Together Nazarene churches world-wide support over 700 missionaries and national workers. The ministries are many and varied - evangelism, training pastors, schools, Bible colleges, clinics, health projects, child development schemes and the foundations for compassionate ministries and disaster relief etc. 

Once a new church in any country becomes self-supporting it, in turn, helps to support the work of NMI.  In today’s world many of the previous "receiving" countries are also "sending" countries.

Involvement for local congregations includes attending district events and short-term mission projects such as Work & Witness or Youth In Mission; Individuals with a call to missions pursue this through their local and district NMI, then through the; World Mission  department.

King’s Lynn Church of the Nazarene runs its own local branch of Nazarene Missions International and every year aims to share in the support of Nazarene missionaries. This means our church taking part in education, prayer, giving, involvement and informing young people about NMI.  Thanks to our pastor, a supportive church board, an active NMI council and a generous congregation we have:

•  shared in the financial support of over 700 missionaries.
•  prayed as we have learned of needs, and specifically for our LINKS family – Doug & Jen Mann.
•  learned more about various projects through the meetings and books.
•  been involved through local meetings, district missionary events and the Eurasia conference.